Re: Lesson1 How a supplier/manufacturer can destroy relation
A waste of bandwidth – we will agree to differ on that Ken.
Living in a distant country that doesn’t have a large manufacturing base I have had to import many specialised items – mostly from USA but also from England, Holland, Italy, Israel, Japan, Mexico and Australia.
Those purchases have varied from under a hundred dollars through to ten’s of thousands. I have learned to put my faith in the honesty and integrity of USA based suppliers and manufacturers to supply the requested goods in a timely manner.
I have done this now for just on 37 years and until now that faith has never been abused.
Advice of my intention to use the boards came only after extremely protracted and tortuous delays. In the end I decided on taking a predetermined series of steps which if ignored would have culminated in legal action and the possible destruction of a supplier/manufacturer’s reputation.
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It is the first time that I have ever had occasion to use the boards in this manner and I am thankful to the providers and users for their existence.(Thank you Saint Mikey) We have all seen over the years that they enable the little guy to take on a corporate at minimal cost and to maximal effect without feeding the law sharks.
The goods have now been sent, so the situation is resolved in the most amicable manner and with the least damage to all concerned and yes I would buy from those suppliers again.
Pax vobiscum brothers.
roro
a paid up member of the board darlings
of this board
